Can we find how much roe is in a fish without opening it?
x-ray
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You can do it easily with AWK
awk -f myawk1 /dir1/masters.txt
source of myawk1 is :
BEGIN { } END {print there are ,NR, lines }
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My wife recently bought a
That's called estimation.
add 10% for the ones that are asleep...
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Count the eyes and divide by 2...
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Or
Jared is busy signing copies of his Perl book. ;o)
Dave
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We are all missing the point. Without opening the file, it must be
observed from the outside. As such, from this observation point, it contains
no rows. Thus, the method is irrelevant as the answer will always
Nah, just too busy too deal with it right now. :0
Jared
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Or Jared is busy signing copies of his Perl book. ;o)
Dave
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Anyone whom has a good example on how to check how many rows (without opening the
file) does a text file consists of?
What is the command?
I don't know about without opening the file.
However, you can use the utility 'wc' with the -l flag to count rows in a
file.
The syntax is: wc -l
Roland
wc -l filename (assuming you're in unix)
Mike Hately
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Anyone whom has a good example on how to check how many rows (without
opening the file) does a text file consists of?
What is the
Try the following which will give the number of line in the file
cat filename | wc -l
HTH
John
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Anyone whom has a good example on how to check how many rows (without
opening the file) does a text
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Try the following which will give the number of line in the file
cat filename | wc -l
You might find this interesting:
http://www.ling.helsinki.fi/~reriksso/unix/award.html#cat
:-)
Tim.
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Roland,
How about counting black cats in the dark room without turning on the light?
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Anyone whom has a good example on how
Roland, under Unix you can use the Word Count(wc) command. Type in wc -l
filename.
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Roland,
How about counting black cats in the dark room without turning on the light?
Igor Neyman,
Try wc txtfilename
It will return # of Chars, # of Words, # of lines
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Anyone whom has a good example on how to check how many rows (without opening the
file) does a text file consists of?
hi roland!
if you're on unix and have bash use
$ wc
which has a lot of super options, see -- $ man wc
i think it's the same on ksh too, but am not sure.
if you're on w3, i would either install cygwin, then
use can use bash, too, or write a little perl script
daniel
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Try the following which will give the number of line in the file
cat filename | wc -l
HTH
John
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Anyone whom has a good example on how
How about counting black cats in the dark room without turning on the light?
You'll probobly see the reflextions of the cats eyes, even in the dark.
1) Count the number of eyes you see.
2) Divide that number in two.
Very easy. :)
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gee, for simplicity's sake, I usually just count tails :)
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Count the eyes and divide by 2...
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Roland,
How about
Count the eyes and divide by 2...
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Roland,
How about counting black cats in the dark room without turning on the
light?
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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No problem.
Just use infra red glasses.
Question:
What are infra red glasses?
Where can I get one.
Can someone give me an example?
:-)))
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Roland,
What if they're one eyed cats?
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Count the eyes and divide by 2...
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add 10% for the ones that are asleep...
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Count the eyes and divide by 2...
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try surfing to shopping.yahoo.com and search for infra red glasses
(without the quotes) and you'll see a variety of products. May I recommend
that you instead get night vision goggles (search for night vision
goggles) Most of the better ons have built-in IR illumination that allows
you to see in
My wife recently bought a book called Unix for Dummies. I'm sure it documents the
command you need if you are using any flavor of Unix. For Micromonopoly operating
systems, either get a Unix shell emulator such as cygwin or find a Microsoft Press
book and see what it says.
Of course, any
You are assuming:
1) All cats are looking at you.
2) They all sitting still.
3) None of them are alseep.
:)
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Try the following which will give the number of line in the file
cat filename | wc -l
HTH
John
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Anyone whom has a good example on how to check how
Roland,
Just go ahead and open the file. You know you want to. We both know that
it would be soo satisfying to just take a peek inside, right? That way
you can count lines. I'm sure you can handle up to ~20 or so with your
zipper up, right? No one needs to know...
Scott Shafer
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Try the following which will give the number of line in the file
cat filename | wc -l
HTH
John
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Anyone whom has a good example
On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 03:43:20AM -0800, Tim Bunce wrote:
You might find this interesting:
http://www.ling.helsinki.fi/~reriksso/unix/award.html#cat
:-)
Ooh, that one is going into my bookmarks. :-)
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If the room is dark, you may need to step on tails and count the YRss you hear. Of course, duplicates could still be a problem.
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Look folks, just setup your claymore mine, fire it, and then you can count
the cat hearts with your Rambo knife...it's easy.
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add 10% for the ones that are asleep...
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in the dark? :-)
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gee, for simplicity's sake, I usually just count tails :)
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Ah, but what if some of the cats are the tailless kind (Manx?)
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gee, for simplicity's sake, I usually just count tails :)
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Count the eyes and
Title: RE: Count rows in textfile
We are
all missing the point. Without opening the file, it must be observed from the
outside. As such, from this observation point, it contains no rows. Thus, the
method is irrelevant as the answer will always be 'NONE'.
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gee, for simplicity's sake, I usually just count tails :)
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if you're on unix and have bash use
$ wc
Actually wc isn't a part of the bash-shell, but an independent program.
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We are all missing the point. Without opening the file, it must be observed
from the outside. As such, from this observation point, it contains no rows.
Thus, the method is irrelevant as the answer will always be 'NONE'.
Why is it it
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Something like Schrodinger's Cat!
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We are all missing the point. Without opening the file
What is zipper?
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Roland,
Just go ahead and open the file. You know you want to. We both know that
it would be soo satisfying to just take a peek inside,
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I guess, Jared allows this thread to continue only because
it's pre-holiday :-)
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He is
probably on holiday already. :)
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We are all missing the point. Without opening the file, it must be
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no rows. Thus, the method is irrelevant as the answer will always be 'NONE
, Sussex, WI USA
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We are all missing
I think it has to do with Access.???
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What is zipper?
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If you're using Unix, try:
cat filename | wc -l
Cheers
Jeremy
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